Essays on An Autobiography

The Assata autobiography depicts and portrays the life Chesimard now going by the name Assata Shakur and the plight she has undergone throughout her life. Assata is a black revolutionary who has found residence in Cuba after she escaped to seek political asylum. The autobiography enlightens on disturbing stories that are at the same time inspiring from the time Assata faces arrest to the time she flees to Cuba. The Cuban government gives her a stipend, Internet access, a home, food, and gas (Wood) The Assata autobiography captures intriguing themes, but the theme that vividly occurs from the beginning ...

Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin. By Benjamin Franklin. Ed. Frank Woodworth Pine.( Garden City, N.Y.: Garden City Pub. Co. , 1916.) 343 pp. Reviewed by

Benjamin Franklin is one of America’s greatest statesmen and was born in Boston in the year 1706 as the 15th of 17 children, and the youngest of his father’s sons. Franklin was born to Josiah Franklin, a candle, and soap maker who had immigrated to the United States from Northamptonshire in England (2). The young Benjamin disliked his father’s profession highly and did not want to follow his example. Hence, Franklin went to ...

The book “Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass”. Is one of the most celebrated and finest slave narratives of the nineteenth century. It is an autobiography of a well-known Afro-American during his life as a slave. The whole book exploits the author’s early life, a life that ended soon after his escape from slavery. At the time of his escape from slavery, it is said that Douglass was approximately twenty years old. The book is a formative of some of the experiences that he faced in his lifetime during his demonstration for the cruelty of the slavery as well as his ...

Assata: An Autobiography by Assata Shakur is an autobiography of a revolutionary and civil rights activist Assata Olugbala Shakur. It was first published in 1987, and again on the 1st of November 1999. In June of the current year, it was again republished by Zed Books. Assata is now an author and editor who continues to fight against opression, racism, and equal rights for African Americans despite being a political exile residing in Cuba since 1984. She escaped from prison in 1979, and in 1984 fled to Cuba where she was given political asylum. On May 3, 2013, she became the ...

1.Name three foods from each of the following areas that you think help define each region or are very characteristic. New England: the lobster roll, clams and chowder. MidAtlantic: Crab cake, cheesesteak and half-smoke.South: alpaca meat, cornbread and savory tarts. 
Midwest: turkey with cranberry sauce, apple pie and goetta (sausage of pork and oats) West: cactus juice, chuck wagon brisket and cranberry salsa. 
Great Plains: smoked beef sausage, fajitas and fritos corn chip. 

Southwest: tostadas, king ranch chicken and cactus fries. California and the Northwest: smoked Pacific salmon, bulgogi burritos and fried sushi.
Alaska: Alaskan Malamute dog breed, ...

Up from Slavery is an autobiography by Booker T. Washington that details the struggles that Booker T. Washington had to go through in his bid to get an education. As depicted in the book, the fact that Washington’s family was poor was one of the leading frustrative factors that hindered him from getting an education. His hope to achieve an education would also be thwarted by the fact that he was born of slave parents (which essentially rendered him a slave); at the time, in was illegal for slaves to receive education. Convinced that his local school had ...

REFLECTIVE PRACTICE IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

Reflective practice is referred to as a professional development process that ensures that people acquire an awareness of their normal actions and assumptions while considering the importance of those actions relative to the consequences (Nolan & Sim 2011). Reflective practice can be applied in early childhood education setting to enable the practitioners to achieve positive behavioral change. Reflective practice basically refers to creating a routine or structure to enable a practitioner to examine his or her experience. The following paper describes how I engaged with reflective practice in a childcare setting. I applied my reflective practice in the day-to-day work as a Childcare practitioner. ...

Contrary to popular belief, history is not only the scholarly, formal, recorded, writings found in texts; it can take several forms: autobiography; biography; letter writing; and diary.

An autobiography is the details of one’s life written by that person. Autobiographies utilize any number of the following aims: to inform; to justify; to reveal; to communicate; to reflect, and to record. Just imagine what this world would be if no footprints were left in ‘the sand of times.” A world without history, what reason would there be to hope? What would be the meaning of hope if there is ...

Introduction

Medical science is showing a great progress and there are new and improved solutions that are coming in the market to fight with the diseases, however still there are few diseases which remain a concern and despite the availability of medication the probability of effectiveness remains a challenge. Schizophrenia is a chronic disease which is really severe and may end up disabling the brain; it is true that almost one percent population will develop Schizophrenia during their life time and there are millions of new cases that are appearing every year. The problem actually lies in the kind of effects posed by ...